G C Hawley High School - Hornet Yearbook (Creedmoor, NC)

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THE PERFECT MATES 1967 One of the greatest creations came when God made man in His own image. He scopped the clay from the earth, molded man and blew into his nostirl breath until he became a living soul. This was a perfect job and since that day man has been seeking his mate. With this in mind the perfect mates of the class of 1967 are declared unto you. The young lady has the glowing hair of Juanita Braswell, the face of Bar- bara Cozart, the smile and complexion of Esther Barnes, the eyes of Josephine Owens, the nose of Lorraine Young, the figure of Linda Scott, and the legs of Helen Green supported by the swift feet of Annie Paschall. She is neat like Minnie Pearl Cash, She is friendly like Annie Watkins. She is dependable like Gloria Dunston. She is co-operative like Linda Ann Jones. She possesses the ladylike qualities of Jacqueline Smith. She is cogenial like Emily Fuller. She is humorous like Ella Johnson. She is studious like Dorine Allen. Her scholarship is that of Alice Burwell. Her conversation is interesting like Mary Green. She possesses the religious conviction of Dorine Allen. She works well with groups like Lois Daniel Now we stand aside the Perfect Girl of ' 67 to await her Perfect Mate. The young man has the hair of Floyd Eaton, the face of Johnnie Fuller, the eyes of Johnnie Morton, the nose of Elliot Winston, and the smile of Herman Williams. He has the physique of Douglas Faulcon, supported by the feet of Wallace Davis. He is neat like Thomas Cozart, He is friendly like James Jones. He is de- pendable like James Daniel, co-operative like Owen Bradford, congenial like Benjamin Harris, and a gentleman like Mack Timberlake. He is studious like Andrew Hester. His scholarship is that of Ronald Harding. His conversations are interesting like Richard Skinner. He possesses the religious conviction of Andrew Hester. He works well with groups like Odis Landis. Now we place beside the Perfect Girl of ' 67, her perfect mate of ' 67. Seemingly, the parents were predestined to bring to Hawley such fruitful re- sults of which they should be proud. 14